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<br />MINUTES OF THE MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION <br /> <br />The Mooresville Plan Commission met at its regular meeting <br />place, the Mooresville Town Hall, June 23, 1988 at 7:30 P.M. <br />Present were board members, William Abbott, Steve Edwards, Tilford <br />Bailey, Warren Franklin, Joel Beebe, Robert Tucker, Signe <br /> <br />Nicholson, and Chairman Vern Kimmel. The Board's attorney, Timo- <br /> <br />thy C. Currens was also present. Chairman Kimmel determined that <br />there was a quorum present and proceeded to the approval of the <br />minutes of the prior meeting. <br />The first item on the agenda was the rezoning for Halls <br />Freightway, Inc. from Local Business to I-Industrial. The proper- <br />ty in question was 16.32 acres off State Road 67 southwest of the <br />bridge over White Lick Creek. The Halls were present in person <br />and by counsel David Lawson. Attorney Lawson introduced exhibits <br />1, 2 and 3, pictures of the property in question. He stated that <br />the issue here was land use and the proposed effect on the master <br />plan. He pointed out the other business uses in the area includ- <br />ing C & H Repair, Dr. Orbick, Big M Bowl, Mooresville Tire, Dalton <br />Trucking and Harshey Equipment. Based upon these uses he felt <br />that the proposed industrial zoning would not be adverse to the <br />master plan. In addition it was explained that only eight (8) <br />acres would be used for the Halls Freightway, Inc. business which <br />consisted of a garage which would be the common area for the <br />company's trucks which were contract carriers and common carriers <br />for different businesses including Firestone Products, Bridgeport <br />Brass, Vincent Brass and Arvin Industry. It was explained that <br /> <br />'-' <br />
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